Sentence examples for may be released by from inspiring English sources

Up to 50,000,000 eggs may be released by the female at one time.

Embedded in the ectoplasm are trichocysts (spindle-shaped bodies) that may be released by chemical, electrical, or mechanical means.

Cherdyntsev also claimed to have observed the particular energy signature released by these high-energy alpha particles that may be released by the radiodecay of element 108.

It may be released by a crystallizing magma; it can be expelled from a mass of rock undergoing metamorphism; or it may originate at Earth's surface as rainwater or seawater and then trickle down to great depths through fractures and porous rocks, where it will be heated, react with adjacent rocks, and become a hydrothermal solution.

One is the energy saving device called Kinetic Energy Recovery Systems, or KERS, which collects energy from braking that may be released by the driver, during a period of 6.6 seconds per lap, in a sudden burst of energy that can reach up to about 80 horsepower.

Radiofrequency countermeasures (i.e., chaff) may be released by fighter jets during tactical countermeasures training.

These enzymes may be released either by activated synovial macrophages or by synovial fibroblasts in response to pro-inflammatory factors released by the macrophage.

The strain may be released plastically by the formation of dislocations or it may be retained.

Numerous in vitro and in vivo studies have provided insight into the mechanisms by which tau may be released and internalized by neurons and have started to provide insight into how tau pathology may spread in AD.

However, a number of recent studies report that tau may be released from cells by a mechanism that does not involve membrane vesicles.

Iodine-131 [131is is part of the uranium decay scheme and may be released into the environment by a nuclear accident.